In the midst of a stage of uncertainties that have not affected market and analyst forecasts regarding the Mexican economy, attention is focused on the complex political transition of trading partners and the importance of reaching satisfactory agreements for joint development. In this context, national and international private initiative continues to commit to investments and employment, supporting the government on crucial issues such as migration and the renegotiation of the free trade agreement.
"If in this change of era economic equity is not prioritized, ironically, the damage could occur in those nations that have been positioned as powers for several centuries, but which would remain isolated from the rest of the world, particularly the countries that have understood that unity is more advantageous than hegemony," an analysis points out. Taking the United Kingdom as an example, the decline in the value of large companies, their revenues, and the quality of life due to the costs of living isolated from their neighbors is highlighted.
Despite the challenges, Mexico positions itself as an active participant in the new global economic era. The importance of the U.S. economy and the advantages of the Mexican economy in international production are recognized, awaiting to see how international policies of threats and tariffs will affect. Capital will seek opportunities where favorable conditions are found, making the future definition of the North American free trade agreement crucial.
Meanwhile, recent studies agree that "Brexit" has relegated the British economy from global powers to isolation, impacting competitiveness and investment prospects. In the face of these challenges, cooperation and openness in the realm of trade and economy at the global level are presented as the keys to joint and sustainable development in a scenario of constant evolution and competition.
